I mean, why would they put them in crayon boxes of they don't change anything? Are they supposed to be a crayon version of white-out? Like seriously.
						
					
					
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	Ya blacks are were its at
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	7 RepliesEdited by Oxide: 5/31/2016 10:39:34 PMThanks for stealing my b8 m8 Original Proof https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/205581963/0/0/1
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	1 ReplyYa ever notice how they put the black in the back of the box?
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	came here thinking, another egg white hater.... left disappointed
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	Yyyyyyyep, stole that [i]straight[/i] from the clickbait thread. A++, really truly original.
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	Stolen...
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	You stole someone's content. Dislike.
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	Reported for stolen content
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	Stolen
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	1 ReplyI seen this post earlier on a clickbait thread. also They are used to lighten up the other colors. When i color (which im really bad at) i use them a lot.
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	Thief!
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	Dammit. You stole this from somebody.
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	I'm detecting stollen b8!
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	You could have made the title a little less obvious...
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	Gr8 b8 m8 I r8 8/8 no h8
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	Gr8 b8 m8 I r8 8/8
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	*expected crayons, not disappointed.*
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	If its black paper then the black crayon dosent matter think harder
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	White crayons are very useful if you dye eggs by hand or anything dyed except cloth
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	Well, actually, white crayons, when used correctly can create a lighter tone of a colour it is applied to, or it can be applied to paper under another colour to give that colour a bright undertone, rather than burnishing the colour straight away.
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	5 RepliesSo do most American colleges... [spoiler]All hail affirmative action.[/spoiler]
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	Edited by Apollo: 6/1/2016 5:55:56 AMWhat if you had non white paper?
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	[b][/b]
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	Edited by STD Carrier Form: 6/1/2016 5:55:21 AMI already knew what this was before clicking. Gr8 b8.
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	4 RepliesWhite lines matter
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	I'm not one to fall for an obvious bait but you got me good on this one